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Newspaper
Mooresville Guide
Location
Mooresville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 23, 1896
Page
1
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Agents of the Cincinnati Hamilton and Dayton Railway offer tickets to Crawfordaville and return for one fare the round trip. Valid for travel November 14 and 21 with return until November 23. Proceeds support the Indians Young Men's Christian Association meeting.
Everett Woods is sick with typhoid fever. Alma Day has been ill with tonsillitis but is better. Eve Greene's sickness developed into lune fever. The literary society at Duttonwood Academy has resumed for the winter term. William Plummer and wife visited relatives. Taylor will move store stock to his home. The Likely club held its first meeting and elected officers for French history study.
J. Clark Ridpath addressed about a thousand people on the public square on Wednesday afternoon. Republicans in attendance heard no new remarks to change their vote for McKinley and money. Earlier, a horseback and mule team parade drew Demopop shouts, and decorations plus Friendswood Glee Club song were noted.
A sale offers gray and white cotton blankets at 49e and 39e per pair. It also lists 25 pieces of all wool Diagonal English Cheviots in black and colors, dress goods at 59, and 100 pieces Turkey Red Figured Sea Prints at 1.50. Ladies' cloth Pop and all Dongola Shoes, worn but valued at 1.75, are on sale for 1.29.
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